Transmisson Planners

Sirius telecom is looking for Transmisson Planners immediate start
We are currently looking for four experienced Transmission Planners for an immediate start on an interesting project run by one of our clients. You need to have previous experience from mobile transmission planning on fibre or radio link based networks.

We believe that you:

•have previous experience from mobile network planning.
•good communicator, fluent in English as well as one of the Scandinavian languages, both spoken and written.
•knowledge of relevant tools and products such as TEMS, Ericsson Traffic Node, Minilink E og PW.
•an ability to work independent and experience from working in a project based work environment.
•are able to work in Jylland, Denmark for a period of minimum 6 months.

As a Fibre Transmission Planner you also need:

•previous experience with planning of SDH/PDH, PW, xWDM and fibre based transmission nets to mobile networks and fixed clients is a must.
•project work experience and ability to work independent.
•planning of fibre rings/fibre sites.
•planning of fixed client solutions, mobile client solutions and fibre to new sites.

Radio Link Transmission Planner:

•previous experience with planning of mobile transmission networks and fixed customer solutions, primarily Ericsson Traffic Node and PW.
•planning in relation to upgrading Radio Link sites to Ericsson Traffic Node and PW box.
•planning of fixed or mobile client solutions with Ericsson Traffic Node or alternatively Minilink E.
•an ability to work independent.
•good knowledge from working with TEMS linkplanner from Ericsson.

Sirius can offer you:

•A competitive salary.
•A friendly and inspiring work environment together with some of the best telecom engineers within deployment.
•Excellent opportunities to participate in exciting telecom projects all around the world.

Please send a cover letter together with your CV to jobs@siriustele.com Mark the application "Transmission planning" in the subject field. We need your application no later than the 20th of April.